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About our Line of Business: Abode Care Partners is a leading provider of integrated medical services caring for individuals from post hospitalization to home in various settings ranging from skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, independent living, group homes, and private homes.
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Abode Care Partners. For more information about Abode Care Partners, visit. Along with competitive employee benefits and a results-driven compensation structure, you will have the opportunity to grow your medical skills while providing personalized care to seniors and patients with complex needs and serving them where they reside in their home, an assisted living facility, or independent living community.
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We bring quality medical care to seniors, people with complex conditions, special needs, and individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities while increasing quality of life and safeguarding the dignity of those we serve.
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Are you a licensed nurse practitioner (NP) looking for a new opportunity? Five or more years of nursing experience; at least two years of nurse practitioner experience preferred.
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Current Nurse Practitioner National Board Certification. Total annual compensation may range between $105,000 to $120,000 based on performance, with quarterly opportunities to increase your base salary along the way.
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Active state Nurse Practitioners license. CME paid time off for SNF-based providers and CME cost reimbursement program. Demonstrated proficiency in computer-based data management programs, electronic medical record (EMR) systems, and Microsoft Office applications.
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With competitive employee benefits and a results-driven compensation structure, you will have the opportunity to grow your medical skills while providing personalized care to seniors and patients with complex needs where they reside.
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